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When I worked at the forest service, we had a M548 variant that was desert tan and from the gulf war and on the inside of the large rear door was a palm tree logo also similar to the Afrika Corp logo but had a camel in the middle and had the words Camel Corp stenciled under or above the logo.

I'd like to thank CARNAC again for all the hard work he put in to give info back on all these vehicles! Thank You Sir!!!

More photos of MASSTER https://www.flickr.com/photos/30864782@N04/favorites/

One more I just found. http://www.oocities.org/wark_on_geo/morecam.htm this guy has a bunch of photos too: https://www.flickr.com/photos/avatar1/3348325256/in/photostream

A few links with MASSTER info and photos: https://sites.google.com/site/merdccamo/home/7tharmy http://www.usarmygermany.com/Sont.htm?http&&&www.usarmygermany.com/Units/7th%20Army/USAREUR_7th%20Army%20K.htm http://www.amps-armor.org/ampssite/reviews/showReview.aspx?ID=2046&Type=BR

Thanks mwmules.

A little update on this trailer. The surge unit seen in the pics came missing the master cylinder and shock absorber. I had been planning on building a temporary hitch until the surge unit can be rebuilt. Well I finally got around to fabbing something up this week. I had planned on just...

If I can be of assistance during your relocation process let me know.

Looks great!

Cut off the old engine and pump mounts today. Pulled the fuel tank and filter set up off yesterday. Removing some unnecessary weight. I plan to relocate the lifting rings that were on the rear. Next is a good bath and freshen up the paint. Gotta find a couple of tires as these are rotten...

Here is a picture of one sitting on a m38a1 hood. http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=237384

I have a similar electric pump that I have used for the same thing. And I have recently acquired a military fuel filter and valve/switch that came off a water pump trailer. I might have to rig me up one of these set ups.

Lifting rings look like the same rings I have on a marine corp trailer. And the little tires look like something from an airfield. Not much help I know but those are the things I see to start off.

If evenly distributed that's only 60lbs per individual upright. The side board brackets should hold it I think. But I don't know that the wooden cargo cover bows would hold up to it.

Another thing I noticed today is that it has 5 leafs. My M101A1 has 7 leafs and my M101A3 has 6 leafs.

By the way, they had this there also. So this trailer was a usmc pump trailer. It had a Detroit Diesel engine and a great big water pump. Mine is a 1983 Parkhurst and the model is MOON1F. The frame is definitely heavier built than a m101. One other thing I found interesting is the axle has...

Got it home yesterday.

Did you end up selling it?

I have seen several different pics of m715s that were painted in that scheme. I like it.

Notice the "No Step" stencil on the bottom lip.